Dickinson-Tidewater, Inc. v. Supervisor of Assessments

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• finding that the substantial evidence test, which the courts use when acting pursuant to the inherent ability to review administrative decisions, “is similar to the tests laid down by [the APA]”
• applying the “substantial evidence” test to administrative decisions, which “essentially is limited ‘to whether a reasoning mind reasonably could have reached the factual conclusion the agency reached’ ” (citations omitted)
• the substantial evidence test, which the courts use when acting pursuant to the inherent ability to review administrative decisions, \is similar to the tests laid down by [the APA]\
• the substantial evidence test, which the courts use when acting pursuant to the inherent ability to review administrative decisions, “is similar to the tests laid down by [the APA]”

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